Frank Fusco
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I watched last Saturday's Roy Underhill show last night.
He was at a college in Berea, Kentucky where they teach how to replicate some classic antique furniture. Not all tools are genuine neanderthals (they used a lot of new LN planes and such but still hand tools). There are exhibits, museums and a working laboratory of old machines (very dangerous looking stuff, IMHO) that are still used.
We are putting Berea, KY on the list of places to visit. Maybe will pull the camper trailer there next summer.
Haven't looked, but wouldn't be surprised if there is a good web site about this college.
He was at a college in Berea, Kentucky where they teach how to replicate some classic antique furniture. Not all tools are genuine neanderthals (they used a lot of new LN planes and such but still hand tools). There are exhibits, museums and a working laboratory of old machines (very dangerous looking stuff, IMHO) that are still used.
We are putting Berea, KY on the list of places to visit. Maybe will pull the camper trailer there next summer.
Haven't looked, but wouldn't be surprised if there is a good web site about this college.